Leading People in China

Empowering Chinese Employees

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The following article was first posted in the HBR Blog in December 2011.

Expectations of Foreign Leaders in China

This article originally appeared in English in Forbes China Magazine.com in January 2012

Improving Work Across Teams in China

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Junior Leaders in China

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The recent news out of south China about all of the deaths at one company is very disturbing. Taiwan owned Foxconn, one of the world’s largest makers of mobile phones, has already experienced 10 employee suicides this year.

A New Leader in China

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(This article was extracted from my book, Business Leadership in China: How to Blend Best Western Practice with Chinese Wisdom, John Wiley and Sons, 2008.  A version appeared in Chinese in CHO Magazine in July 2009).

Special Leadership Needs in China

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(A version of this article appeared in Chinese in CHO Magazine in June 2009)
 

Individualism Versus Collectivism in China

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China has long been a family-run country.  It has also been, and still is, primarily a rural nation.  These two institutions, the family and the farm, are the core of China

What Should a Leadership Program in China Look Like?

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(A version of this article appeared as a chapter in Business Leadership in China, Frank T.

Risk-Taking Among Chinese Employees

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(A version of this article is published in CHO Magazine in May 2009)

What Do We Mean by 'Trust' in China?

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(A version of this article was published in Chinese in CHO Magazine in July 2007)
 

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